coaxial cables

COAXIAL
CABLES
aerospace industry Video systems
Telecommunications
Radio/television
measuring equipment
Medical devices computer systems
Military equipment and
Various types of
weapon systems
RoHS COMPLIANT
In order to meet the 2002/95/CEE European Directive, AXON’ CABLE has replaced their high
strength silver plated copper alloy conductors
(SPTF) with a silver plated copper alloy conductor (SCA) with equivalent performance but heavy
metal free. The AXON’ SCA conductors do not
contain cadium. They are RoHS compliant.
SPECIAL VERSIONS
PICO-COAX®
FLEXIBLE MINIATURE COAXIAL CABLES
- Flexible miniature coaxial cables offering a good compromise between a small diameter (e.g. < 0.2 mm) and
a capacitance of 50 to 100 pF/m.
- Laying up of more than 500 PICO-COAX® into MULTIPICO-COAX® cables.
- Manufacture of harnesses : MULTIPICO-COAX® cables
can be terminated by different types of connectors.
- Application : e.g. transducer probe cables (medical
imaging,…).
For more detailed information, please ask for
our “PICO-COAX®“ brochure.
AXOWAVE
FLEXIBLE LOW LOSS MICRO ASSEMBLIES
- The use of CELLOFLON® dielectrics makes it possible
to manufacture very low loss microwave assemblies
(e.g. AXOWAVE 8N : ø 8.0 mm, α ≤ 0.80 dB at 18 GHz)
which can be used at high frequencies (up to 50 GHz).
- These assemblies are terminated with SMA, N, TNC
type or metric connectors depending on the type of
cable.
AXOWAVE datasheets show the detailed
characteristics of the whole standard product
range.
Any special request can be studied.
TECHNICAL GLOSSARY
COAXIAL CABLES
CHARACTERISTIC IMPEDANCE
Term representing the relationship between the voltage and
current in a cable of supposedly infinite length. There are
three main classes of characteristic impedance for coaxial
cables : 50 Ω, 75 Ω and 95 Ω.
The formula defining characteristic impedance may be written
as follows :
138.2
D
zc=——— • Log10 — in Ω
∊
√‾
d
CAPACITANCE
Property of a coaxial cable to store electric charge when a
difference in potential energy exists between the two conductors. This will depend on the geometry of the cable and on the
nature of the insulation and may be defined as follows :
∊
24,12 • ∊
3326 • √‾
c=————— or ————— in pF/m
Log10 D
—
d
zc
VELOCITY OF PROPAGATION
This is the speed that the electrical signal travels through in
the dielectric.
1
vp=—— x100 as a % of the speed of the light
√‾
∊
Ex.:solid polyethylene vp = 66 %
solid PTFE
vp = 69 %
As the dielectric constant of an insulation is a direct function
of the nature of this insulation, in order to increase the velocity of propagation we must decrease the dielectric constant
and bring it as close as possible to the dielectric constant of
air (ϵ = 1).
Ex.: dielectric constant ETFE = 2.6
PTFE = 2.1
Celloflon® = 1.3 to 2.1
The use of coaxial cables extends to every application in
which a signal must have a minimum distortion and
attenuation or where elimination of external interference
plays a leading part.
The use of a coaxial cable helps to prevent many of the problems
created by bifilary wires : the twin conductor construction of coaxials
(central conductor and shield) separated by a dielectric prevents the
reception of outside interference, and at the same time, the loss of
the electromagnetic wave.
Different types of coaxials are determined by the materials employed
(conductors and dielectrics), the outer diameter, the characteristic
impedance, the capacitance, the attenuation and the frequency
range.
The most widely used coaxial cables are those according to the American norm MIL-DTL-17, the RG (Radio Frequency Government) references and the French norm NF-C 93550, KX references.
THE DESIGN
AXON’ coaxial cables can be composed of the following materials :
CONDUCTOR DIELECTRIC SCREEN - Copper clad steel
- Solid PTFE - SPC
- SPC
- CELLOFLON ® - SCA
CELLOFLON®
ATTENUATION
Attenuation is the sum of losses in the conductor and in the
dielectric which determines the exponential loss occuring to a
signal during a transmission in a cable. Attenuation may be
expressed as follows :
1.43 R
∊ •f•F
A = ——— + 9.15 • √‾
zc
in dB/100 m at frequency range
where
(
1
1
R = 25.4 –– + ––
d
D
D
d
ϵ
zc
c
vp
A
R
F
f
SHEATH
- PTFE
- FEP
- PFA
) • √‾
f
= diameter of dielectric in mm
= diameter of central conductor in mm
= dielectric constant
= characteristic impedance of the dielectric in Ω
= capacitance per unit length in pF/m
= velocity of propagation as a % of the speed of light
= attenuation in dB/100 m at frequency range
= conductor resistance at a frequency f
= loss factor tg ∂
= frequency in MHz
For small, flexible, high performance coaxial
cables AXON’ has taken out a patent on
CELLOFLON® (porous PTFE). This material presents an 80% porosity, a density of 0.42 and a
dielectric constant of 1.18 (solid PTFE :
density = 2.2 - dielectric constant = 2.1).
The use of CELLOFLON® helps to manufacture lighter, smaller, more flexible
cables with better electrical characteristics. As the dielectric constant will
be lower, there will be fewer losses, and the cut-off frequency and the velocity of propagation will be higher.
LEGENDS
PTFE = Polytetrafluorethylene
ETFE = Ethylenetetrafluorethylene
FEP = Fluorethylenepropylene
PFA = Perfluoralkoxy
SCWS = Silver plated copper clad
soft steel
SPTF = Non magnetic silver plated
copper alloy
CELLOFLON® = porous PTFE
SCWH = Silver plated copper clad
hard steel
SPC = Silver plated copper
SPCI = Silver plated copper alloy
SCA = Silver plated copper alloy
SPCA = Silver plated copper clad
aluminium
SINGLE
SCREEN
FEP SHEATH
CONDUCTORDIELECTRIC SCREEN O
UTER SHEATHMAX. MAX. MAX
CABLEMATERIALCONS- NOM. MATERIAL NOM. MATERIAL MATERIAL MAX. WEIGHTz c CAPACITANCE ATTEN. AT
REFERENCE
ØØØ(g/m)
( Ω ) (pF/m) 400 MHz
TRUCTION (mm)
(mm) (mm) (dB/m)
M17/93-RG 178(*) SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
or KX 21 A (**)
CONNECTOR
SERIES
USED
EXTRUDED0.85 SPC FEP1.90 9.30 50 105
1.08
BNC-NPTFE SM-SMA-SMB-SMC
BMA-BNC-MHV-NM17/94-RG 179(*) SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30 EXTRUDED1.60 SPC FEP2.66 16.0775 75.5 0.69 SMA-SMB-SMC
PTFE
SMD-TNC-TPS
CONSTRUCTION
• Conductor :
- silver plated copper clad soft steel,
- silver plated copper clad hard steel,
- silver plated copper.
• Dielectric : extruded PTFE.
• Velocity of propagation : 69 %.
• Screen :
- silver plated copper.
• Sheath :
- light brown or white extruded FEP.
BNC-C-MHV-N0.55 SM-SMA-SMB-SMCM17/95-RG 180(*) SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30 EXTRUDED2.60 SPC FEP3.68 29.4695 57
PTFE
SMD-TNC-TPS
BN-BNC-C-HN-MHV0.26 N-QDS-SC-SM-SMA M17/110(*)
SCWH 1 x 0.64 0.64 EXTRUDED3.70 SPC FEP5.25 59.5275 72
RG 302/U
PTFE
TNC-TPS-UHF
BN-BNC-C-HN-MHVN-SC-SM-SMAM17/111-RG 303(*) SCWH 1 x 0.94 0.94 EXTRUDED2.95 SPC FEP4.44 58.0350 105 0.28
M17/170-00001
PTFE
TNC-TPS-UHF
BMA-BNC-MHVM17/113-RG 316(*) SCWS 7 x 0.17 0.51 EXTRUDED1.52 SPC FEP2.59 18.1550 105 0.69 N-SMA-SMB-SMC or KX 22 A (**)
PTFE
SMD-TNC-TPS
M17/169-00001(*) SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
EXTRUDED0.85 SPC WHITE1.90 9.30 50 105
1.08
PTFE FEP
BNC-N-SM-SMA
SMB-SMC
BMA-BNC-MHV-NM17/172-00001(*) SCWS 7 x 0.17 0.51 EXTRUDED1.52 SPC WHITE2.59 17.1150 105 0.68 SMA-SMB-SMC
PTFE FEP
SMD-TNC-TPS
BMA-BN-BNC-C-HN
RG 400 ST
SPC 19 x 0.20 0.97 EXTRUDED2.95 SPC FEP4.20 Nom. 50 NOM. 0.40 MHV-N-SM-SMA
PTFE 42.00 96
TNC-TPS-UHF
Equivalent to : (*) MIL-DTL-17, (**) NF-C-93550
PTFE SHEATH
CONDUCTORDIELECTRIC SCREEN O
UTER SHEATH NOM. MAX. MAX.
CABLE MATERIALCONS- NOM. MATERIAL NOM. MATERIAL MATERIAL MAX. WEIGHTz c CAPACITANCEATTEN. AT
REFERENCE
( Ω ) (pF/m) 400 MHz
ØØØ(g/m)
TRUCTION
(mm) (mm)(mm)
(dB/m)
CONSTRUCTION
• Conductor :
- silver plated copper clad soft steel,
- silver plated copper clad hard steel,
• Dielectric : extruded PTFE.
• Velocity of propagation : 69 %.
• Screen :
- silver plated copper.
• Sheath :
- white taped PTFE.
CHARACTERISTICS
Excellent resistance of the dielectric or the
outer jacket of the cable to the soldering
iron.
CONNECTOR
SERIES
USED
TAPED
EXTRUDED
RG 187 A/U SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
SPC
0.69
PTFE 1.60
PTFE 2.79 16.20 75 72.5
BMA-BNC-MHV-NSM-SMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC-TPS
TAPED
EXTRUDED
SPC
0.69
RG 188/U
SCWH 7 x 0.17 0.51
PTFE 1.52
PTFE 2.79 16.20 50 105
BMA-BNC-MHV-NSMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC-TPS
TAPED
EXTRUDED
SPC
0.69
RG 188 A/U SCWS 7 x 0.17 0.51
PTFE 1.52
PTFE 2.79 16.20 50 105
BMA-BNC-MHV-NSMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC-TPS
TAPED
EXTRUDED
SPC
51
0.55
RG 195/U
SCWH 7 x 0.10 0.30
PTFE 2.60
PTFE 3.93 28.70 95
BNC-C-MHV-N-SMSMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC-TPS
TAPED
EXTRUDED
SPC
51
0.55
RG 195 A/U SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
PTFE 2.60
PTFE 3.93 28.70 95
BNC-C-MHV-N-SMSMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC-TPS
RG 196/U
SCWH 7 x 0.10 0.30
EXTRUDED 0.85
SPC
PTFE
TAPED 2.03
9.00 50
105
0.95
PTFE
BNC-N-SM-SMASMB-SMC-SMD-TNC
RG 196 A/U SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
EXTRUDED 0.85
SPC
PTFE
TAPED 2.03
9.00 50
105
0.95
PTFE
BNC-N-SM-SMASMB-SMC-SMD-TNC
PFA SHEATH
CONDUCTORDIELECTRIC SCREEN O
UTER SHEATHMAX. MAX. MAX..
CABLE MATERIAL CONS- NOM. MATERIAL NOM. MATERIAL MATERIAL NOM. WEIGHT.z c CAPACITANCE ATTEN. AT
REFERENCE
( Ω ) (pF/m) 400 MHz
ØØ(g/m)
TRUCTION Ø
(mm) (mm) (mm) (dB/m)
CONSTRUCTION
• Conductor :
- silver plated copper clad soft steel.
• Dielectric : extruded PTFE.
• Velocity of propagation : 69 %.
• Screen :
- silver plated copper.
• Sheath :
- light brown extruded PFA.
M17/93-
SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
00001 (*)
EXTRUDED 0.85
SPC
PTFE
EXTRUDED 1.90
9.30 50
105
1.08
PFA
CONNECTOR
SERIES
USED
BNC-NSM-SMA-SMB-SMC
EXTRUDED
EXTRUDED
SPC
72
0.69
M17/136-
SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
PTFE 1.60
PFA 2.66 17.85 75
00001 (*)
BMA-BNC-MHVN-SMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC-TPS
EXTRUDED
EXTRUDED
SPC
51
0.56
M17/137-
SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
PTFE 2.60
PFA 3.68 29.76 95
00001 (*)
BNC-C-MHV-NSM-SMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC-TPS
EXTRUDED
EXTRUDED
SPC
105
0.68
M17/138-
SCWS 7 x 0.17 0.51
PTFE 1.52
PFA 2.59 18.15 50
00001 (*)
BMA-BNC-MHV-NSMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC-TPS
Equivalent to : (*) MIL-DTL-17
DOUBLE
SCREEN
FEP SHEATH
CONDUCTORDIELECTRIC SCREENS OUTER SHEATH MAX.
MAX.
MAX.
CONNECTOR
CABLE MATERIALCONS- NOM. MATERIAL NOM. 12 MATERIAL MAX. WEIGHT z c CAPA- ATTEN. AT
SERIES
REFERENCE TRUCTION ØØ Ø(g/m)(Ω ) CITANCE 400 MHz
USED
(mm) (mm) (mm) (pF/m(dB/m)
SCWS 7x 0.10 0.30 EXTRUDED 0.85 SPCSPC EXTRUDED 2.30 13.70 50
P500955
105
1.08
BMA-BN-BNC-C
PTFE
FEPHN-MHV-N-SC-SM
SMA-TNC-TPS-UHF
105
0.69
BMA-BN-BNC-C
SCWS 7x 0.17 0.51 EXTRUDED 1.52 SPCSPC EXTRUDED 2.70 16.80 50
P530912
PTFE
FEPHN-MHV-N-SC-SM
SMA-TNC-TPS-UHF
CONSTRUCTION
• Conductor :
- silver plated copper clad soft steel,
- silver plated copper clad hard steel,
- silver plated copper.
• Dielectric : extruded PTFE.
• Velocity of propagation : 69 %.
• Screens :
- silver plated copper.
• Sheath :
- light brown extruded FEP.
105
0.78
BMA-BN-BNC-C
SCWS 7x 0.17 0.51 EXTRUDED 1.52 SPCSPC EXTRUDED 2.99 27.53 50
M17/152
00001(*)) PTFE
FEPHN-MHV-N-SC-SM
SMA-TNC-TPS
105
0.38
BMA-BN-BNC-C
SCWH 1x 0.94 0.94 EXTRUDED 2.95 SPCSPC EXTRUDED 5.08 83.33 50
M17/60
RG142(*) PTFE
FEPHN-MHV-N-SC-SM
M17/158SMA-TNC-TPS-UHF
00001(*)
105
0.34
BMA-BN-BNC-C
SPC 19x 0.20 0.97 EXTRUDED 2.95 SPCSPC EXTRUDED 5.08 74.40 50
M17/128
RG400 DT(*) PTFE
FEPHN-MHV-N-SC-SM
M17/175SMA-TNC-TPS-UHF
00001(*)
SPC 7x 0.79 2.37 EXTRUDED 7.24 SPCSPC EXTRUDED 10.16 260.00 50
M17/127
105
0.16
BMA-BN-BNC-C
RG393 PTFE
FEPHN-MHV-N-SC-SM
SMA-TNC-TPS-UHF
Equivalent to : (*) MIL-DTL-17
TRIAXIALS
CONSTRUCTION
• Conductor :
- non magnetic silver plated copper alloy,
- silver plated copper,
- silver plated copper clad soft steel.
• Dielectric : extruded PTFE,
• Propagation velocity : 69%
• Screen : silver plated copper
• Internal sheath : extruded FEP
• Outer sheath : extruded FEP.
CHARACTERISTICS
- Better mechanical protection in a flexible
cable.
- The “screen-sheath-shield” construction
assures a much better electrical shielding
than two sheathed screens.
APPLICATIONS
- All equipment where outside interference
must be minimized.
- Propagation of two different signals,
E.g. : Probe leads,
Transducer leads.
FIRST
INTERNAL SECOND
OUTER
NOM.
MAX.
SHEATH
NOM. CAPACITANCE ATTEN. CONDUCTOR
DIELECTRIC
SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN
z c
(pF/m)
AT
CONNECTOR
CABLE
WEIGHT
SERIES
REFERENCE MATERIAL CONS- NOM. MATERIALNOM.MATERIAL MATERIAL MATERIAL MATERIALØ(g/m)
( Ω ) 400 MHz
MAX.
COND./SCREEN/
TRUCTION
Ø
Ø
(dB/m)
USED
(mm)
(mm)
(mm)
SCREENSCREEN
SM X 50 SCA 1 x 0.16 0.16 EXTRUDED0.52 SPC EXTRUDEDSPC EXTRUDED1.70 6.8050 96 480
-
TRIAXIAL
PTFE FEP FEP CONNECTORS
TRIAXIAL
RG X 179 SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30 EXTRUDED1.60 SPC EXTRUDEDSPC EXTRUDED 3.80 31.6075 66 530 0.69
PTFE FEP FEP CONNECTORS
EXTRUDED EXTRUDED EXTRUDED
TRIAXIAL
RG X 180
MAX.
2.60 SPC
SPC
4.80 50.8095 57 980 0.56CONNECTORS
M17/177- SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
PTFE FEP FEP
00001 (*)
RG X 316 SCWS 7 x 0.17 0.51 EXTRUDED1.52 SPC EXTRUDEDSPC EXTRUDED 3.70 32.2050 96 490 0.69
TRIAXIAL
PTFE FEP FEP CONNECTORS
TRIAXIAL
RG X 400 SPC 19 x 0.20 0.97 EXTRUDED2.95 SPC EXTRUDEDSPC EXTRUDED 5.40 67.2050 96 798 0.28
PTFE FEP FEP CONNECTORS
M17/131 SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30 EXTRUDED0.85 SPC EXTRUDEDSPC EXTRUDED 3.25 22.3050 96
RG 403 (*)
PTFE
FEP
FEP
MAX. 0.95
TRIAXIAL
525
CONNECTORS
Equivalent to : (*) MIL-DTL-17
CELLOFLON® DIELECTRIC
CELLOFLON® DOUBLE O
UTER SHEATHNOM. z c
MAX.
MAX. CONNECTOR
ATTEN. CABLE CONDUCTOR
DIELECTRIC SCREEN(g/m) WEIGHT ( Ω ) CAPA-
SERIES
REFERENCE MATERIAL CONS- NOM.Ø
Ø (mm)
MATERIAL MATERIAL Ø MAX. (g/m) CITANCE dB/m F REQUENCY
USED
TRUCTION(mm) (pF/m)
P812817
SPC 19 x 0.102 0.51
1.35
SPC
FEP 2.40
13
50
100
0.50200 MHz SMA size 16 coaxial
contacts for connectors
according to MIL-C-38999
SPC 19 x 0.160 0.80
2.10
SPC
FEP 3.05
20
50
85
0.77 1 GHz
SMA size 16 coaxial
P805311
1.14 2 GHz contacts for connectors
according to MIL-C-38999
1.40
3 GHz
1.60
5 GHz
2.60
8 GHz
P803859
SCWS 7 x 0.102 0.30
1.30
SPC
FEP 2.40
12
75
60
0.30200 MHz SMA size 16 coaxial
0.65400 MHz contacts for connectors
according to MIL-C-38999
SCA 7 x 0.102 0.30
1.35
SPC
FEP 2.50
15
75
60
0.50200 MHz SMA size 16 coaxial
P804298
contacts for connectors
according to MIL-C-38999
SPC 19 x 0.102 0.51
2.30
SPC
FEP 3.70
35
75
60
0.30400 MHz
SMA size 8 coaxial
P804151
contacts for connectors
according to MIL-C-38999
Equivalent to : (*) MIL-DTL-17
LOW NOISE VERSIONS
CONDUCTOR
DIELECTRIC
SCREEN OUTER SHEATH Nom. MAX. Nom.
CONNECTOR
CABLE MATERIAL CONS.
NOM. MATERIAL NOM. MATERIAL MATERIAL MAX.WEIGHT z c CAPACITANCE ATTEN. AT
SERIES
REFERENCE
(pF/m)
400
MHz
(g/m)
Ω
)
Ø
Ø
Ø
(
TRUCTION
USED
(mm) (mm) (mm) (dB/m)
CONSTRUCTION
• Conductor :
- non magnetic silver plated copper alloy,
- silver plated copper clad soft steel.
• Dielectric : extruded PTFE / graphite.
• Velocity of propagation : 69 %.
• Low noise coating
• Screen : silver plated copper.
• Sheath : white PTFE tape
(except SM L 50 : blue PTFE tape), extruded light
brown FEP.
CHARACTERISTICS
- The application of a semiconducting layer
of graphite between the core and the screen
enables a decrease in audio noise due to
oscillations, vibrations, etc., in some cases by
as much as 2000 times.
- This semiconducting layer does not change
the dielectric properties of the cable.
- The cable also has excellent soldering properties (except M 17/132 - RG 404).
SM L 50
SCA 1 x 0.16 0.16 EXTRUDED 0.52
SPC
TAPED 1.10 3.00 50
97
1.10
SUBMINIATURE
NOM.
NOM.
PTFE
PTFE
(AT 200 MHz) CONNECTORS
TAPED
BMA-BNC-MHV-NEXTRUDED
RG L 187
SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
1.60 SPC2.79
16.20 75 72.5
0.90 SM-SMA-SMB-SMCPTFE
PTFE
SMD-TNC-TPS
EXTRUDED
TAPED
RG L 188
SCWS 7 x 0.17 0.51 1.52
SPC
2.79 16.20 50
105
0.90
PTFE
PTFE
BMA-BNC-MHV-NSMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC-TPS
EXTRUDED
TAPED
BNC-C-MHV-N RG L 195
SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
2.60 SPC3.93
28.70 95 51
0.65 SM-SMA-SMB-SMCPTFE
PTFE
SMD-TNC-TPS
EXTRUDED
TAPED
RG L 196
SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
0.85
SPC
2.03 9.00 50
105
1.10
PTFE
PTFE
M 17/132
SCWS 7 x 0.10 0.30
RG 404
EXTRUDED 0.85
SPC
PTFE
EXTRUDED1.95 8.30 50
FEP
105
1.10
BNC-NSM-SMA-SMB-SMCSMD-TNC
TNC
APPLICATIONS
- high gain audio amplifiers,
- piezoelectric components,
- accelerometers,
- magnetic recording heads,
- oscilloscope probes.
SUBMINIATURE VERSIONS
CONSTRUCTION
• Conductor :
- silver plated copper clad soft steel,
single strand
- silver plated copper clad soft steel
• Dielectric :
- extruded PTFE (or FEP) for static
applications
- FEP for dynamic applications
• Velocity of propagation : 69%
• Screen or outer conductor :
- silver plated copper
- silver plated copper clad aluminium
• Outer sheath : light brown FEP
CHARACTERISTICS
- extremely small diameter,
- excellent flexibility,
- perfect primary wire for multiconductor
coaxial cables.
CONSTRUCTION
•Conductor
- silver plated copper clad aluminium
- silver plated copper
• Dielectric : CELLOFLON® or A-PTFE®
• Velocity of propagation : 75 %, 81% for
A-PTFE®
• Screen or outer conductors :
- silver plated copper
- silver plated copper clad aluminium
• Outer sheath : extruded FEP
CONDUCTOR
DIELECTRIC
SCREEN OUTER SHEATH Nom. MAX. Nom.
CONNECTOR
CABLE MATERIAL CONS- NOM. MATERIAL NOM. MATERIAL MATERIAL MAX.WEIGHT z c CAPACITANCE ATTEN. AT
SERIES
ØØØ(g/m)
REFERENCE
( Ω ) (pF/m) 200 MHz
TRUCTION
USED
(mm) (mm) (dB/m)
(mm) STATIC APPLICATIONS
SM 50
SCA 1 x 0.160 0.16
PTFE 0.52
SPC
FEP 1.05 2.90 50
97
1.15
SUBMINIATURES
(or FEP)
CONNECTORS
SM 75
SCA 1 x 0.102 0.10
PTFE 0.55
SPC
FEP 1.10 2.90 75
67
0.95
(or FEP)
SUBMINIATURES
CONNECTORS
SM 95
SCA 1 x 0.102 0.10
PTFE 0.86
SPC
FEP 1.50 4.80 95
51
0.75
(or FEP)
DYNAMIC APPLICATIONS
SM 50 SCA
SCA 7 x 0.063 0.19
FEP 0.52
SPC
FEP 1.05 2.80 50
97
1.69
P538394
SUBMINIATURES
CONNECTORS
SUBMINIATURES
CONNECTORS
SM75 SPCI
SPCI 7 x 0.04 0.12
FEP 0.55
SPC
FEP 1.10 2.90 75
67
1.69
P538432
SUBMINIATURES
CONNECTORS
APPLICATIONS
- Medical electronics,
- Audio equipment,
- Satellites,
- Miniaturised electronics.
LIGHTWEIGHT VERSIONS
CONDUCTORDIELECTRICTAPE &
OUTER SHEATH
Nom.
MAX.
Nom.
CABLE
CONS- NOM. NOM. SCREEN MATERIAL MAX.WEIGHTz c CAPACITANCE ATTEN. AT
TRUCTION Ø
REFERENCE
MHz
(pF/m)
400
(g/m)
Ø MATERIALØ
(Ω)
MATERIAL
MATERIAL
(mm) (mm) (mm) (dB/m)
EN4604-006 WM
SPC 1 x 1.02 1.02
A-PTFE®
2.94
SPC
FEP 4.10
40
50
82
0.205
P546413
SPC 1 x 1.40 1.40 EXTRUDED 4.30
SPC
FEP 5.65
80
50
88
0.162
EN4604-010 KX
P847400
CELLOFLON®
SPCA 1 x 2.30 2.30
TAPED
6.20
SPC
FEP 7.65
95
50
88
0.100
EN4604-009 KW
P842357
CELLOFLON® SPCA
APPLICATIONS
- aircrafts
- helicopters
SUMMARY OF AXON' STANDARD COAXIAL CABLES
CONDUCTOR
CABLE REFERENCE
MIL - DTL-17
NFC 93-550
SM50
Material
SCA
DIELECTRIC
Construc- nom Ø
tion
SCREEN
Material
nom Ø
1
0.16
PTFE
0.52
1 x 0.16
0.16
GRAPHITE
PTFE
1 x 0.16
Triax.
sheath
OUTER SHEATH
ZC
2
Material
Ø max.
SPC
-
FEP
1.05
50
0.52
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
1.10
50
SML50
SCA
SMX50
SCA
1 x 0.16
0.16
PTFE
0.52
SPC
SPC
FEP
1.70
50
SM75
SCA
1 x 0.102
0.10
PTFE
0.55
SPC
-
FEP
1.10
75
SM95
SCA
1 x 0.102
0.10
PTFE
0.86
SPC
-
FEP
1.50
95
SM50 SCA - P538394
SCA
7 x 0.063
0.19
FEP
0.5
SPC
-
FEP
1.05
50
75
SM75 SPCI - P538432
M17/93-RG178
M17/93-RG178
M17/169-00001
M17/169-00001
KX21
FEP
SPCI
7 x 0.04
0.12
FEP
0.55
SPC
-
FEP
1.10
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
0.85
SPC
-
FEP
1.90
50
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
0.85
SPC
-
WHITE FEP
1.90
50
RG196/U
SCWH
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
0.85
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
2.03
50
RG196 A/U
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
0.85
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
2.03
50
RGL196
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
GRAPHITE
PTFE
0.85
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
2.03
50
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
GRAPHITE
PTFE
0.85
SPC
-
FEP
1.95
50
M17/132-RG404
M17/132-RG404
M17/93-00001
M17/93-00001
RG178DT-P500955
M17/131-RG403
KX21DT
M17/131-RG403
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
0.85
SPC
-
PFA
1.90
50
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
0.85
SPC
SPC
FEP
2.30
50
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
0.85
SPC
SPC
FEP
3.25
50
FEP
M17/94-RG179
M17/94-RG179
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
1.60
SPC
-
FEP
2.66
75
M17/136-00001
M17/136-00001
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
1.60
SPC
-
PFA
2.66
75
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
1.60
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
2.79
75
1.60
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
2.79
75
SPC
FEP
3.80
75
75
RG187 A/U
RGL187
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
GRAPHITE
PTFE
RGX179
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
P803859
SCWS
7 x 0.10
P804298
SCA
7 x 0.102
1.60
SPC
0.30
CELLOFLON
®
FEP
1.30
SPC
SPC
FEP
2.40
0.30
CELLOFLON®
1.35
SPC
SPC
FEP
2.50
75
M17/95-RG180
M17/95-RG180
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
2.60
SPC
-
FEP
3.68
95
M17/137-00001
M17/137-00001
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
2.60
SPC
-
PFA
3.68
95
RG195/U
SCWH
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
2.60
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
3.93
95
RG195 A/U
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
2.60
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
3.93
95
0.30
GRAPHITE
PTFE
2.60
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
3.93
95
RGL195
SCWS
RGX180
M17/177-00001
M17/113-RG316
M17/113-RG316
KX22
7 x 0.10
SCWS
7 x 0.10
0.30
PTFE
2.60
SPC
SPC
FEP
4.80
95
SCWS
7 x 0.17
0.51
PTFE
1.52
SPC
FEP
-
FEP
2.59
50
M17/172-00001
M17/172-00001
SCWS
7 x 0.17
0.51
PTFE
1.52
SPC
-
WHITE FEP
2.59
50
M17/138-00001
M17/138-00001
SCWS
7 x 0.17
0.51
PTFE
1.52
SPC
-
PFA
2.59
50
RG188/U
SCWH
7 x 0.17
0.51
PTFE
1.52
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
2.79
50
RG188 A/U
SCWS
7 x 0.17
0.51
PTFE
1.52
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
2.79
50
0.51
GRAPHITE
PTFE
1.52
SPC
-
TAPED PTFE
2.79
50
RGL188
SCWS
RGX316
RG316DT-P530912
M17/152-00001
M17/152-00001
P812817
M17/110-RG302/U
M17/110-RG302/U
P804151
7 x 0.17
SCWS
7 x 0.17
0.51
PTFE
1.52
SPC
SPC
FEP
3.70
50
KX22DT
SCWS
7 x 0.17
0.51
PTFE
1.52
SPC
FEP
SPC
FEP
2.70
50
KX22DT
SCWS
7 x 0.17
0.51
PTFE
1.52
SPC
SPC
FEP
2.99
50
SPC
19 x 0.102
0.51
CELLOFLON®
1.35
SPC
SPC
FEP
2.40
50
SCWH
1 x 0.64
0.64
PTFE
3.70
SPC
-
FEP
5.25
75
SPC
19 x 0.102
0.51
CELLOFLON®
2.30
SPC
SPC
FEP
3.70
75
50
M17/111-RG303
M17/111-RG303
SCWH
1 x 0.94
0.94
PTFE
2.95
SPC
-
FEP
4.44
M17/170-00001
M17/170-00001
SCWH
1 x 0.94
0.94
PTFE
2.95
SPC
-
FEP
4.44
50
M17/60-RG142
M17/60-RG142
SCWH
1 x 0.94
0.94
PTFE
2.95
SPC
SPC
FEP
5.08
50
M17/158-00001
M17/158-00001
SCWH
1 x 0.94
0.94
PTFE
2.95
SPC
SPC
FEP
5.08
50
SPC
19 x 0.16
0.80
CELLOFLON®
2.10
SPC
SPC
FEP
3.05
50
P805311
M17/128-RG400DT
M17/128-RG400DT
SPC
19 x 0.20
0.97
PTFE
2.95
SPC
SPC
FEP
5.08
50
M17/175-00001
M17/175-00001
SPC
19 x 0.20
0.97
PTFE
2.95
SPC
SPC
FEP
5.08
50
RG400ST
SPC
19 x 0.20
0.97
PTFE
2.95
SPC
RGX400
SPC
19 x 0.20
0.97
PTFE
2.95
SPC
SPC
7 x 0.79
2.37
PTFE
7.24
SPC
P533000
M17/127-RG393
FEP
-
FEP
4.20
50
SPC
FEP
5.40
50
SPC
FEP
9.90
50
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ADVANTAGES
DE
NOMBREUX AVANTAGES
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faibledielectric
constante
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Dielectric de l’isolant,
• low
faibles
losses,
pertes,
• weight
poids etand
encombrement
space saving,réduits,
• high
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temperature
tenue en température,
resistance,
• excellent
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mécaniqueresistance,
excellente,
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tial
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provide
vousyou
proposer
with the
le
câble le to
answer
plus
your
approprié
requirements
à vos exigences
:
:
• operating
Température
temperature,
de service,
• degree
Degré d’ininflammabilité,
of non flammability,
• impedance,
Impédance,
• capacitance,
Capacité,
• maximum
Atténuationpermitted
à une fréquence
attenuation
de travail
at
adonnée,
given frequency,
• type
Type of
deconnector
connecteurused,
utilisé,
• application.
Domaine d’application.
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